jumper ring but also the hunter and equestrian rings. Tey believe the time has finally come where you no longer have to go to Europe to buy high quality foals. “Buyers can find great
horses right here in the U.S.: American-bred foals with super European bloodlines,” Brian adds. Tis year, the couple is
The three-year-old stallion Vong’s Brunello just approved by the Danish Warmblood Society, who was also appointed premium stallion. Here he stands with his breeders and new owners.
very good friend of theirs. Four offspring out of Hot Line and a son of her sister now belong to Tallin Farm. “We are very fond of the Hot Line offspring. Te
combination of Come Back II (Cor de la Bryère x Landgraf I) and the Toroughbred Prince Mab has proven to produce very modern and great looking jumping horses with good brains, yet lots of blood, fast reflexes with a great canter and jump,” Brian explains. Today they are the
Tallin Farm’s rider Roope Jokitalo and the 10-year-old Danish Warmblood gelding, Nicarmargue are ready to compete in the 1.30m jumpers.
happy owners of two daughters of Hot Line: the gold medal mare Hot Cherié P and her full sister Lajgaardens Cora P, both by Chico’s Boy. At Tallin Farm, Hot Line is also rep- resented by her sons, the approved stal- lion Charmeur PH by Cabachon and the three-year-old colt Falino PH. “Besides these four
Hot Line offspring,
we also own Techens Cor Caroli by Cantolar who we bought as a foal in 2015 as a companion for Falino PH for his travel to the states. ‘Carl’ as we call him is out of a half-sister of Hot Line, Hot Chanel P (by Casir Ask), so as you can appreciate we are very fond of these horses,” Brian says.
High Quality in the U.S. Charlotte and Brian’s declared goal with their breed- ing program is to establish their own strong jumper dam line and to breed quality jumper foals who will be appealing to American equestrians, not only for the
expecting six foals at Tal- lin Farm from very strong, primarily Danish dam lines bred to some of the best stallions around. Carmar- gue, Casall, Untouchable, Cordynox and Desir du Chateau are the chosen sires this year. “In the short period of time we have been in busi- ness as Tallin Farm, since 2012, we have imported and sold many talented Danish horses who have done really well with their new owners in the States. We hope to continue this trend in the years to come and help the Danish Warmblood to grow and prosper in the U.S. Te quality is there for sure, we just need to get the brand recognition out there in line with the other registries that have been here much longer than the DWB when it comes to show jumpers,” Brian concludes. ❖
The gold medal mare Hot Cherié P represents a dam line Charlotte and Brian are very fond of. This beautiful mare is part of the band of broodmares at Tallin Farm.
Imported and sold by Tallin Farm, Danish Warmblood gelding Corrico (Carrico x Corrado II x Rosso) is competing successfully in the junior hunters as a seven- year-old with very talented 14-year-old Gigi Moynihan of Bedminster, New Jersey. Corrico is owned by Gigi’s mother Christy Johnson. For 2018, Corrico and Gigi were champions at the AA rated show at Old Salem Farm, which automat- ically earned them a spot at the USEF Junior Hunter National Championship, East Coast in Saugerties, New York.
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